Kokedama
Kokedama literally means "moss ball" and is a fascinating way of growing plants without a traditional pot. This Japanese style of growing turns even the most ordinary houseplants into unique works of art. At e-bonsai.cz, we handcraft these decorative moss balls for you right in our centre in Libčany, using special mixtures of substrates that guarantee the longevity and health of the plants.
Why get a kokedama from specialists?
- Each of our kokedama is an original, created with attention to aesthetics and proper moss wrapping technique.
- We offer a wide selection of species, from wet-loving ferns to undemanding houseplants such as fatwoods or ficus.
- As experts in growing, we will also include a care guide with each kokedama to keep you happy for as long as possible.
- We also offer high-quality ceramic trays that will complement this green decoration perfectly in your interior.
Kokedama as a modern Japanese decoration
Whether you are looking for
an unusual gift or a stylish
element for a modern home, kokedama is the ideal choice. You can let it stand freely on a platform or
hang it in a space as a levitating garden. If you already have a kokedama and the moss layer has lost its colour after years, we offer everything you need to redo your kokedama from fresh moss to special kokedama soils. To promote lush greenery, we recommend using our proven kokedama fertilisers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long will kokedama last?
The lifespan of a kokedama is comparable to plants in regular pots. With proper care, it will last you several years. Eventually (usually
after 2-3 years), it may be necessary to
redo the kokedama, adding fresh potting medium to the plant and renewing the moss cover as the roots begin to outgrow the original ball.
How to care for the kokedama?
Caring for a kokedama is not complicated. The most important thing is to find a suitable place with
plenty of diffused light and to
keep an eye on its weight. Once the moss ball is
dry and light to the touch, it needs a drink.
We also recommend regularly misting the moss with a spray bottle to keep it beautifully lush and green.
How do I water the kokedama?
Forget the classic teapot.
Kokedama is watered by soaking. We recommend
immersing the entire moss ball
in a container of stagnant water for 10 to 15 minutes until the air bubbles stop coming out. After that, let it drain (for example, in a colander) and you can return it to its place.
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